Welcome To AuDHD Summer Camp!
Have you ever wished there was a place in the middle of the woods somewhere, where you could go and meet other people who didn’t give a crap about how “weird” you are?
Where your auDHD traits are not only seen and accepted, but celebrated and admired.
A place where you could go and find the safety to be able to finally figure out who exactly it is you are underneath that mask you didn’t realize you were wearing all these years.
Where, instead of being met with blank stares and looks of confusion when you tell someone about your struggles, you’re met with a chorus of “Oh my gosh, me too!” and “Yes, same!”
That’s exactly what you’ll find at AuDHD Summer Camp!
Starts March 4, 2025! Ready to sign up?
What Happens At AuDHD Summer Camp?
This four-month virtual summer camp will help you:
- Get to know who you actually are after the identity crisis that is late-realization of autism and ADHD
- Learn tools to build safety both with yourself and with others
- Understand how to manage your energy and capacity as an autistic ADHDer (so you can get things done without the fear of burnout)
- Form more authentic and less draining relationships with others
- Experience life outside of the confines that loud perfectionism & inner criticism keep you in
- Figure out who you truly are underneath the mask you've been wearing all these years
- Be nicer to yourself
All while in community with other auDHDers who will make you feel seen, heard, and validated right away.
Topics We'll Explore
Get to Know Yourself
Gain a better understanding of your auDHD brain and learn how to actually figure out who you are underneath the mask.
Create safety
Learn nervous system stabilization, sensory accommodations, and other important tools so you can get out of freeze/fawn/stuckness.
Managing Your Energy & Capacity
How to get things done in a way that honors your auDHD brain and won’t burn you out every single time. Plus, learn how to manage your energy while in burnout.
Relationships & Communication
Identifying and implementing boundaries, codependence vs. interdependence, and how to be honest with yourself about your needs so you can communicate them to others.
Live Shamelessly
What shame is, where it actually comes from, and how to quiet your inner critic so you can live life without being hindered by self-doubt and internalized ableism.
Setting New Expectations
How to plan and organize your life in a way that suits your auDHD brain instead of trying to continue living up to mismatched, neuronormative expectations.
The Details:
AuDHD Summer Camp runs for four months, from Tuesday, March 4 – Friday, June 27 and includes:
- Our online community where you’re free to post and connect with other auDHDers from all over the world
- Lessons from Jes delivered every few weeks via PDF and audio
- Three group coaching calls per month on Fridays at 10am US Eastern to discuss the material and get coaching in real time
- Recordings of all calls in case you miss them or want to rewatch
- Activities & exercises you can do again and again to help you navigate all areas of life as an auDHDer
- A lifetime of memories from the most fun-filled, revelatory, transformative 16 weeks of your life!
Ready to sign up?
I believe that pricing doesn’t have to be a weapon of classism; it can be a joyously interdependent exchange of resources that help create stronger communities. This pricing model is inspired by the Green Bottle Model from Worts + Cunning.
Please read the following criteria and determine which price is appropriate for you. If you fall in between two of the categories, please choose the one that represents a safe and comfortable financial commitment.
6 month payment plans are available for each option.
$2,100
- You have access to financial security, have personal savings, or own property/rent a high-end property
- You are are able to pay for “wants” easily and rarely worry about paying for basic necessities
- You have what most would consider economic privilege and power
By choosing this price, you are helping contribute to a more equitable community by supporting access for those with less.
$1,200
- You may be paying off debt or working to build savings, but have access to steady income
- You don't spend most of your time thinking of meeting basic needs such as food, rent, medical care, bills, child care, etc.
- You're able to buy new things and take vacations annually or every few years without much financial strain
By choosing this price, you are paying for your access to this program and leaving the lowest tier option for those who need it most.
$600
- You’re able to access basic needs such as food, housing, and child care, although sometimes it may feel difficult
- You are able to put away money each month to may the temporary payments, but the middle price would be enough to cause financial strain
Limit: 10. By choosing this price, you are letting your community support you and investing in yourself without sacrificing your needs.
I can't wait to see you at camp!